McLaren is a British car manufacturer featured in all Forza series titles since Forza Motorsport 2.
Synopsis[]
"Since 1990, McLaren Automotive of England has designed and produced a limited number of exclusive, high-performance road cars. The organization is named after the late Bruce McLaren, a New Zealand-born racing driver, engineer, and race-car designer whose creations won races in series ranging from Formula One to CanAm. The McLaren F1 is a 240-mph supercar that uses technology from Formula One racing, including a strong, lightweight carbon fiber monocoque structure. Between 1992 and 1998, McLaren built 100 F1s, priced in excess of $1 million each. The F1's 6-liter, 627 horsepower BMW V12 gives this exotic three-seat coupe tremendous speed and acceleration, and the chassis provides handling to match. In 1995, F1s took first, third, fourth, and fifth places at 24 Hours of Le Mans, proving that a million dollars also buys impressive durability and racing capability. In 1999, McLaren started working with DaimlerChrysler to develop and build the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. The car debuted in 2003. For a lucky few with $450,000 to spend, the new SLR provides unsurpassed levels of speed, handling, safety, and comfort. Like the McLaren F1, the SLR wraps a very powerful engine and a luxury interior in a lightweight composite structure. Its 5.4-liter, 617 horsepower AMG V8 propels the SLR to over 200 mph."—Official description[1]
In 1985, McLaren Cars was founded by Ron Dennis and went on to release the McLaren F1 supercar in 1992. McLaren Racing, then known as Bruce McLaren Motor Racing, was founded by Bruce McLaren in 1963, with the first McLaren race car, the M1A and its successor M1B, being built and emerging the dominant victor in the Can-Am championship with 43 victories. In 1965, the M2B, McLaren's first Formula One race car, debuted at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Founded in 2010, McLaren Automotive, replacing McLaren Cars, produces supercars and hypercars, usually produced in-house at designated production facilities, following three branding strategies: the entry-level "Sports Series", which consists of the 570S, 540C, and 570GT; the mid-range "Super Series", which consists of the 650S, 675LT, and 720S; and the top-of-the-line "Ultimate Series", the most current model of which is the McLaren Senna. As of July 2017, McLaren Automotive is now fully owned by the McLaren Technology Group, which is also now known as simply McLaren Group.
Vehicles[]
Image | Year | Name | Drive | Engine | Power | Torque | Weight | Front/Rear |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2021 | McLaren Sabre | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 824 hp
(614 kW) |
590 ft⋅lb
(800 Nm) |
3258 lb
(1478 kg) |
41 % / 59 % | |
2021 | McLaren 620R | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 612 hp
(456 kW) |
457 ft⋅lb
(620 Nm) |
3131 lb
(1420 kg) |
43 % / 57 % | |
2021 | McLaren 765LT | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 755 hp
(563 kW) |
590 ft⋅lb
(800 Nm) |
2952 lb
(1339 kg) |
41 % / 59 % | |
2020 | McLaren GT | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 611 hp
(456 kW) |
464 ft⋅lb
(629 Nm) |
3384 lb
(1535 kg) |
43 % / 57 % | |
2019 | McLaren Speedtail | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged Hybrid V8 | 1036 hp
(773 kW) |
847 ft⋅lb
(1148 Nm) |
3307 lb
(1500 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2019 | McLaren 720S Spider | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 711 hp
(530 kW) |
567 ft⋅lb
(769 Nm) |
3157 lb
(1432 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2018 | McLaren Senna | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 789 hp
(588 kW) |
590 ft⋅lb
(800 Nm) |
2800 lb
(1270 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2018 | McLaren 720S Coupé | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 710 hp
(529 kW) |
568 ft⋅lb
(770 Nm) |
2950 lb
(1338 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2018 | McLaren 600LT Coupé | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 591 hp
(441 kW) |
457 ft⋅lb
(620 Nm) |
2994 lb
(1358 kg) |
43 % / 57 % | |
2015 | McLaren P1 GTR | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 986 hp
(735 kW) |
738 ft⋅lb
(1001 Nm) |
3186 lb
(1445 kg) |
41 % / 59 % | |
2015 | McLaren 650S Coupé | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 641 hp
(478 kW) |
502 ft⋅lb
(681 Nm) |
3148 lb
(1428 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2015 | McLaren 570S Coupé | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 562 hp
(419 kW) |
443 ft⋅lb
(601 Nm) |
3016 lb
(1368 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2014 | McLaren 650S Spider | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 641 hp
(478 kW) |
500 ft⋅lb
(678 Nm) |
3236 lb
(1468 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2013 | McLaren P1 | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 903 hp
(673 kW) |
664 ft⋅lb
(900 Nm) |
3296 lb
(1495 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2011 | McLaren 12C Coupé | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 592 hp
(441 kW) |
443 ft⋅lb
(601 Nm) |
3031 lb
(1375 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
1997 | McLaren F1 GT | RWD | 6.1L V12 | 618 hp
(461 kW) |
480 ft⋅lb
(651 Nm) |
2469 lb
(1120 kg) |
41 % / 59 % | |
1993 | McLaren F1 | RWD | 6.1L V12 | 627 hp
(468 kW) |
480 ft⋅lb
(651 Nm) |
2840 lb
(1288 kg) |
41 % / 59 % |
Race[]
Image | Year | Name | Drive | Engine | Power | Torque | Weight | Front/Rear |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2019 | McLaren #03 720S GT3 | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 520 hp
(388 kW) |
450 ft⋅lb
(610 Nm) |
3072 lb
(1393 kg) |
45 % / 55 % | |
2014 | McLaren #98 Art Grand Prix 12C GT3 | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 493 hp
(368 kW) |
369 ft⋅lb
(500 Nm) |
2800 lb
(1270 kg) |
45 % / 55 % | |
2014 | McLaren #60 Bhaitech 12C GT3 | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 493 hp
(368 kW) |
369 ft⋅lb
(500 Nm) |
2800 lb
(1270 kg) |
45 % / 55 % | |
2011 | McLaren #59 McLaren GT 12C GT3 | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 493 hp
(368 kW) |
369 ft⋅lb
(500 Nm) |
2800 lb
(1270 kg) |
45 % / 55 % | |
1998 | McLaren #41 Gulf Team Davidoff McLaren F1 GTR | RWD | 6.0L V12 | 591 hp
(441 kW) |
388 ft⋅lb
(526 Nm) |
2017 lb
(915 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
1997 | McLaren #41 Team McLaren F1 GTR | RWD | 6.0L V12 | 591 hp
(441 kW) |
388 ft⋅lb
(526 Nm) |
2017 lb
(915 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
1997 | McLaren #43 Team BMW Motorsport McLaren F1 GTR | RWD | 6.0L V12 | 591 hp
(441 kW) |
388 ft⋅lb
(526 Nm) |
2017 lb
(915 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
1988 | McLaren #12 Honda McLaren MP4/4 | RWD | 1.5L Turbocharged V6 | 675 hp
(503 kW) |
312 ft⋅lb
(423 Nm) |
1190 lb
(540 kg) |
38 % / 62 % | |
1976 | McLaren #11 Team McLaren M23 | RWD | 3.0L V8 | 465 hp
(347 kW) |
280 ft⋅lb
(380 Nm) |
1268 lb
(575 kg) |
34 % / 66 % | |
1969 | McLaren #4 McLaren Cars M8B | RWD | 7.0L V8 | 635 hp
(474 kW) |
575 ft⋅lb
(780 Nm) |
1444 lb
(655 kg) |
40 % / 60 % | |
1966 | McLaren M2B | RWD | 3.0L V8 | 300 hp
(224 kW) |
221 ft⋅lb
(300 Nm) |
1179 lb
(535 kg) |
38 % / 62 % | |
1966 | McLaren #4 Bruce McLaren Motor Racing M1B | RWD | 5.4L V8 | 612 hp
(456 kW) |
3241 lb
(1470 kg) |
41 % / 59 % |
Pre-Tuned[]
Image | Year | Name | Drive | Engine | Power | Torque | Weight | Front/Rear |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2018 | McLaren 720S Coupé Preorder Car | RWD | 4.0L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 901 hp
(672 kW) |
630 ft⋅lb
(854 Nm) |
2425 lb
(1100 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2013 | McLaren P1 Team Forza | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 903 hp
(673 kW) |
664 ft⋅lb
(900 Nm) |
3296 lb
(1495 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2013 | McLaren P1 Owen's Edition | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 903 hp
(673 kW) |
664 ft⋅lb
(900 Nm) |
3296 lb
(1495 kg) |
42 % / 58 % | |
2013 | McLaren P1 Limited Collector Edition | RWD | 3.8L Twin-Turbocharged V8 | 903 hp
(673 kW) |
664 ft⋅lb
(900 Nm) |
3097 lb
(1405 kg) |
42 % / 58 % |
Related[]
Image | Year | Name | Drive | Engine | Power | Torque | Weight | Front/Rear |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2019 | LEGO Speed Champions McLaren Senna | RWD | 4.0L V8 - TT | 789 hp
(588 kW) |
590 ft⋅lb
(800 Nm) |
2800 lb
(1270 kg) |
42 % / 58 % |
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References[]
- ↑ "Forza Horizon 3 - Cars" . forzamotorsport.net . Retrieved 09-28-2019.
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